Armpit hair on women, what's your opinion?

I don't think that armpit hair (or leg hair for that matter) are necessarily less attractive on women. In fact, on some women, I think it enhances their attractiveness. To me, because the amount of hair one possesses correlates directly with their hormonal levels (which animals and humans have used for well over thousands of years to pick suitable and complementary mates), hair removal seems a little bit like false advertising (aka pretending you have more feminine hormones/less masculine hormones than you actually have).

Also, many women grow comparatively fine armpit hair and leg hair naturally, and shaving makes many o' women's hair grow back thicker and darker.
I also don't think many of the photos of body hair on women on this opinion post have been the most representative. I know many women who haven't shaved in over a year that have much finer looking hair than that. If you'd like, I will post pictures.

Furthermore, hairy legs and armpits are by no means an indicator of poor hygiene.

I also don't like the negative comments about women with body hair being "third world". Why is it bad to be "third world"? I find that comment very classist and offensive, not to mention base. After all, is it worse to be this:
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than this?:
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To me, it is "ugly" and "gross" to call somebody "ugly" or "gross" because of such a superficial thing as body hair. You don't have to be attracted to them, but saying that they're "disgusting" indicates that you are ugly at a not-so-superficial level. Yes, it's an opinion piece, and I'm all for people expressing their opinions, but that doesn't mean that I'm not going to hold anyone accountable for the opinion they express and judge them accordingly.
So whether you shave your body hair or not, you can still be beautiful (superficially and not superficially). A woman that is proud of her body is always beautiful, and for me, personally, I think a woman is even more beautiful for not thinking she has to spend at least 10 bucks a month on hair-removal. That's not to blame those who do, of course, because there's a lot of pressure to do so, and I understand that many just prefer to have that feeling, or they just feel more attractive without the hair. Just don't go calling a person who doesn't remove their body hair "disgusting," or "unfeminine" without knowing that I will therefore think of you as unintelligent, vulgar and more than a little brainwashed by companies trying to make a profit off of you.